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Tag Archives: traffic
B.C. senior slapped with $368 distracted driving fine for cellphone in cup holder | Globalnews.ca
BY EMILY LAZATIN CKNW Posted October 1, 2019 Updated October 2, 2019 A very large portion of traffic enforcement is focused on targeting known and even created engineering deficiencies to maximize revenue. It comes at the cost of proper public … Continue reading
Public Safety ignored by Mayor Brian Bowman, Councillors Janice Lukes and Matt Allard – Winnipeg City Council
Matt Allard – Facebook — Sept 25 2018 – Kevin Yaworski – WiseUpWinnipeg Here is another email reply informing Counc. Matt Allard of what the public expects of him and other City leaders and some of the actions WiseUpWinnipeg will … Continue reading
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Issues in MB Courts related to Simple Traffic, Parking and Bylaw matters
Manitoba Law Courts Jan 28 28 2018 – WiseUpWinnipeg There are numerous issues with the new way the Province of Manitoba is trying to “streamline” the processing of traffic tickets (alleged offences). We wanted to outline some of the issues. … Continue reading
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Tagged $afety, 3rd party, acs, allegations, appeal, appointed, city of winnipeg, conduent, corruption, courts, deficient, elected, engineering, for profit, mobile photo radar, officials, Photo Enfocement, photo radar, poc, police, Province of Manitoba, provincial offences court, safety revenue, scc, Summary Convictions Court, traffic, winnipeg, WPS, xerox
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